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Asinus et Dominus Ingratus The Donkey and the unpleasant Master. Asinus , qui viro cuidam ingrato multos annos inoffenso pede servierat ,. Donkey: “I’ve served my master for so many years and have never messed up.”.
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Asinus et Dominus IngratusThe Donkey and the unpleasant Master
Asinus, qui virocuidamingratomultosannosinoffensopedeservierat, Donkey: “I’ve served my master for so many years and have never messed up.”
semelut fit dumsarcinapressusgravisalebrosaincedit via, sub onerececiderat. Donkey: “But this one time I fell while carrying a heavy load of his junk.”
Tumdominusimplacabilismultisverberibussurgerecompellebat, Donkey: “Then he got up and turned to me.”
pigrum animal et ignavumnuncupans. Donkey: “He whipped me so many times.” Master: “You lazy animal!”
At ille miser inter verberahaecsecumdicebat, Master: “I feel like talking to myself while beating you.” Donkey: “Ouch.”
“Infelix ego quam ingratumsortitus sum herum.” Master: “I am so unlucky that I am the master of this animal.” Donkey: “Ouch.”
“Num, quamviseimulto tempore sine offensaservierim,” Master: “You used to be a reliable animal.”
“tamen non hoc unumdelictum tot meispristinisbeneficiiscompensat.” Master: “But you will never be able to compensate for this misdeed.”